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CT: With rising public interest, information session scheduled on chloramines debate
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CT: Land trust tested as new approach for creating affordable living choices
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UVa board OKs budget amid concerns about future funding
The new budget increases the wages of the university’s lowest-paid workers.
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Rotunda, other restoration work gets under way Wednesday
Doing the work in the summer generally minimizes the number of people it inconveniences, according to officials.
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First Kid Hero named for anti-bullying efforts
“Once you get used to it, getting involved is not that hard,” Eddie Deane said.
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Local young philanthropist group gives out $66,200
The Future Fund has given away more $170,000 to local nonprofits since its inception.
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Judge suspects Minor lied about repairs to historic site
Court hears of deterioration of Carter’s Grove
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Man seriously injured in tractor accident in Albemarle
The accident happened about 10:30 a.m. Tuesday on a farm in the 2600 block of Thomas Jefferson Parkway.
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Stamp Out Hunger collects 170,000 pounds of food
That will provide more than 144,000 meals to families in the region during the first weeks of summer.
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CT: Council holds public hearing on utility rates
The Charlottesville City Counc...
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Charlottesville to create towing advisory board
The move comes after the city received a number of complaints.
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Charlottesville's Silverchair Learning Systems sold to Calif. company
Because Silverchair and Vista are privately held, specific details of the transaction, including the sales price, were not disclosed.
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Local airport considering security changes after pilot boards plane with loaded gun
Federal officials allege the pilot made seven flights over two days with the gun in his bag, starting at the Charlottesville-Albemarle Airport.
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Jean 'Bunny' Murray remembered for her service and her devotion
On Wednesday, Jean Brundred “Bunny” Murray, 91, matriarch of the Murray family of Panorama Farms near Earlysville, will be laid to rest in a private ceremony.
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Orange Trash Dash aims to mix cleanup with fun
The teams that show the most spirit, collect the most recyclables and accumulate the most points will win cash prizes
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Charlottesville city manager given raise, effective retroactively
The pay bump for Maurice Jones, who has yet to move into the city he’s managed since late 2010, is effective as of Nov. 7 of last year
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Virginia Tech kicker makes plea deal in Blacksburg break-in
Cody Journell must serve 100 hours of community service
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Couple to donate 40 artworks to UVa museum which will take their name
Fralin, a 1962 UVa graduate, and his wife have agreed to a bequest passing 40 works they’ve collected.
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Local Realtor recognized by national publication
The winners, which are selected by the magazine’s staff, are considered rising young stars in the industry.
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Last chance to register for GOP Senate primary
Registration will be closed for 21 days leading up to the primary.
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CT: Soundboard 5-18-2012 - Charlottesville's news straight from the source
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Jackson 'walks the talk' at Louisa benefit concert
The concert near the quake’s epicenter raised $152,500 for the Louisa Education Foundation to assist in rebuilding the schools.
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CT: Meet Your Government: Claudette Grant
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Couric helps to send off 6,400 UVa graduates
UVa’s rector introduced Katie Couric, but was interrupted several times by applause as she went through Couric’s background.
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Council to weigh towing advisory board at Monday meeting
After concerns surfaced about unfair towing practices at privately owned parking lots and parking garages, the City Council will consider creating the new regulatory board.
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